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Your golf swing, are you pleased with it?

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

The three most often neglected Tips to Improve Your Golf Game all golf players are always seeking a way to better their golf game. It does not matter if you are seeking to break a hundred for the first time or if you are trying to shoot your first subpar round, all […]

Tiger’s Swing - Analyzed by Tracy Reed

Friday, December 7th, 2007

This one needs no introduction.

I’ll just say a TON of valuable information you can use to improve your own swing is revealed through the course of this video.
Sit back and enjoy - then please post below to give us your feedback.

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Golfing Myths Exposed

Thursday, November 15th, 2007

Article by Paul Smith
I see clients from all golfing walks of life and while working in the studio with them various golfing equipment myths inevitably pop up – all heard from a very knowledgeable or reputable source of course. Often I have to break the news that they really have no basis for truth. This […]

Quick Fixes or Tips

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

Most golfers are looking for quick fixes or tips. That what we’ve all been conditioned to do. All the major golf magazines are dedicated to feeding you quick fixes. That is not what we’re trying to do with Symple Swing.
What we are trying to do with Symple Swing is to help you learn and master […]

Try a Weak Grip for Power and Height

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

In my experience, a weaker grip adds power and height to the average golfer’s shot. I recommend at least experimenting with it. When you take your grip, V’s should be created between the thumb and pointer (index) finger of your right and left hand. For my example, I’ll use the right-handed golfer. Most golfers learn […]

Fat Shots are the Worst, Fix Them Once and For All

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

The fat shot is one of the worst shots in golf. Not only will the ball generally finish only a few yards in front of you, hitting the ground behind the ball also jars your body. Your hands will hurt. And your wrists. And your shoulders. The superintendent isn’t going to be too happy, either, […]

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